Le dieu bleu a pilgrim (1912) by Leon Bakst

Le dieu bleu a pilgrim - Leon Bakst - 1912

Artwork Information

TitleLe dieu bleu a pilgrim
ArtistLeon Bakst
Date1912
Art MovementArt Nouveau (Modern)

About Le dieu bleu a pilgrim

The artwork titled “Le dieu bleu a pilgrim,” created by artist Leon Bakst in 1912, belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of design. Bakst, known for his innovative and elaborate designs, showcases his characteristic style in this piece.

The artwork depicts a figure adorned in elaborate, patterned attire rich in color and intricate detail. The figure is draped in a flowing, spotted robe with complementary geometric shapes, further accentuated by the decorative headdress and beaded adornments. The use of vibrant colors and complex patterns exhibits the distinctive features of the Art Nouveau movement. The pilgrim holds a staff, suggesting a sense of journey or pilgrimage. The overall design emphasizes elegance, sophistication, and a touch of exoticism, embodying the stylized and ornate aesthetic that defines Bakst’s work.

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